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Questions related to food, nutrients, dishes, drinks and other things that humans and other animals consume for sustenance.
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Is it technically correct to call an almond drink "milk" in English?
As @WhatRoughBeast's answer alludes to, this a food labelling regulation issue not a linguistic one. In English it's completely correct to call nut milks "milk". …
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